‘BEETLEJUICE’ haunts the Peoria Civic Center in a triumphant production
On Tuesday, the Broadway touring cast of “BEETLEJUICE” started their
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
May 6, 2026
November 6, 2020
Jane Walsh appointed vice president for advancement
Jane Walsh is a Peoria native with more than 20
Scarlett Rose Binder - Co-Editor in Chief
May 1, 2026
Students mourn the loss of Cameron Paul
The passing of Cameron Paul was an unexpected tragedy. At
Scarlett Rose Binder - Co-Editor in Chief
May 1, 2026
Rapid Recap: Baseball swept in I-74 series vs. Illinois State
With their chances at making the Missouri Valley Conference tournament
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
May 1, 2026
Two program records and five podium finishes at Drake Relays and Kip Janvrin Open
Bradley track and field made two stops in Iowa last
Mark Wagner - Sports Co-Editor
May 1, 2026
Musician biopics are holding movies back
For decades, the best way to get yourself recognized for
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
May 1, 2026
‘Viral’ is taking on a new meaning in chicken coops — and the Bradley campus
Three years ago, a global pandemic ended – for humans.
Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor
May 1, 2026
So close, yet so far: Bradley tennis’ record-tying season ends in quarterfinal gut punch
Sometimes, a season doesn’t end because a team wasn’t good
Jaylen Harris - Contributor
May 1, 2026
From NASA to Bradley: The Zaleski Drop Tower
The Zaleski Drop Tower currently sits next to the elevators
Davis Kinch - News Reporter
May 1, 2026
Rapid Recap: Braves experience a case of deja vu to end the season
For the first time since 2000, the men’s golf MVC
Jake Aimone - Contributor
May 1, 2026
The characters may be fictional, but the connections are real
It usually starts as background noise. An episode plays while
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
May 1, 2026
Senior Column: Forever thankful to have my dad
It was June 2022. I was casually sitting in my
Davis Kinch - News Reporter
May 1, 2026
The Scout
May 1, 2026
Staff Picks: What is The Scout listening to in May?
The Scout staff has compiled a list of its favorite
The Scout
May 1, 2026
One-on-One: Who will be the most impactful NFL Draft pick?
With the 2026 NFL Draft concluded, 257 collegiate players have
Ian Manley - Contributor & Cristina Solano - Contributor
May 1, 2026
The Scout
April 30, 2026
Q&A:What will each returning Brave focus on this offseason?
Despite the court being dormant, the college basketball offseason is
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 29, 2026
Megan Thee Stallion, Klay Thompson and the intersection of misogyny and Psuedo-feminism
Houston rapper Megan Thee Stallion, whose real name is Megan
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 28, 2026
‘BEETLEJUICE’ is summoned to Peoria for a three-night, early-May run
About 37 years ago, Tim Burton’s “Beetlejuice” was released in
Scarlett Rose Binder - Co-Editor-In-Chief & Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
April 28, 2026
Column: The greatest gift my father ever gave me
Thursday, I got into my car, ready to attack the
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 27, 2026
COVID-19
Weekly COVID-19 positivity rate at 2.58 percent, the highest in five weeks
After last week’s record-low weekly positivity rate of .42 percent, this week’s rate stands at 2.58 percent. Eighteen total new cases were reported from both
Angeline Schmelzer - Managing Editor
November 6, 2020
News
Bradley announces it will not offer the pass/fail grading system this fall
The university will not be implementing a pass/fail grading option for this semester, according to an email sent to all students Thursday afternoon. University provost
Haley Johnson - Editor in Chief
November 6, 2020
News
Students and advisers navigate spring semester
Unlike registration for the fall semester, students are now able to see how their courses will be delivered before the advising and registration process. With
Haley Johnson - Editor-In-Chief & Valerie Vasconez - Assistant News Editor
November 6, 2020
News
‘The more you know, the better you can organize’ BSA’s virtual march searches for solutions
The Black Student Association (BSA) hosted “Black Lives Matter: A March for our Lives” virtually at 6 p.m. last Friday. It was one of the
Valerie Vasconez - Assistant News Editor
November 6, 2020
Sports
A breakdown of Bradley men’s basketball’s non-conference schedule
On Monday afternoon, Bradley men’s basketball became just the 29th team in the nation to announce its updated non-conference schedule, according to the D1 Docket
By Larry Larson - Sports Editor
November 6, 2020
News
The art department creatively adapts to new circumstances
Art is typically thought of as an interactive experience. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic, “interactive” takes on a new meaning. Bradley’s art department has had
Conor McEntee - Copy Editor
November 6, 2020
News
Anthony Landahl
November 6, 2020
Editorial: Entering the age of social media activism
Although the full data isn’t completely out yet, statistics cited by National Geographic show that young American voter turnout during this election will likely surpass
Scout
November 6, 2020
Berger Center gives a hand to local schools
In times such as now, the benefits of philanthropy are more prominent than ever, and an ongoing event hosted by the Lewis J. Burger Center
Sam Mwakasisi - Copy Editor
November 6, 2020
News
Rate my Plate: Eli’s Coffee
If you are looking for a new option for coffee off the beaten path and want to support local businesses, look no further than Eli’s
Reaghan Wharff - News Reporter
November 6, 2020
